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Job Seeker Sues ADP’s Background Screening Arm for Falsely Reporting Him as a Convicted Murderer
January 18, 2024
Job Seeker Sues ADP’s Background Screening Arm for Falsely Reporting Him as a Convicted Murderer

A Washington, D.C.-area job seeker has filed a lawsuit against ADP’s background screening arm, alleging a violation of the Fair

Federal Judge Dismisses Felony Charge Against Postal Worker for Bringing Gun to Work, Citing Second Amendment Rights
January 18, 2024
Federal Judge Dismisses Felony Charge Against Postal Worker for Bringing Gun to Work, Citing Second Amendment Rights

In a significant ruling, a federal judge dismissed a felony charge against a postal worker who brought a gun to

Beyond Yoga Settles for $1.1 Million in Back Wages: Unveiling the Impact of ‘Hot Goods’ Provisions
January 17, 2024
Beyond Yoga Settles for $1.1 Million in Back Wages: Unveiling the Impact of ‘Hot Goods’ Provisions

Beyond Yoga, a prominent clothing brand, recently made headlines by paying over $1.1 million to cover back wages and damages

Social Worker Wins Landmark Victory for Freedom of Thought and Expression in Gender Critical Beliefs Case
January 11, 2024
Social Worker Wins Landmark Victory for Freedom of Thought and Expression in Gender Critical Beliefs Case

A social worker who shared gender-critical beliefs online has emerged victorious in her claim against both her employer and a

Beyond Yoga Contractors Ordered to Pay $1.1 Million in Back Wages and Damages for Violating Overtime Laws
January 11, 2024
Beyond Yoga Contractors Ordered to Pay $1.1 Million in Back Wages and Damages for Violating Overtime Laws

The U.S. Department of Labor recently made a significant announcement regarding Beyond Yoga contractors. These contractors have been ordered to

U.S. Department of Labor Announces Final Rule on Classification of Independent Contractors
January 11, 2024
U.S. Department of Labor Announces Final Rule on Classification of Independent Contractors

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) recently unveiled its final rule, revising the interpretation of the Fair Labor Standards Act’s

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Job Seeker Sues ADP’s Background Screening Arm for Falsely Reporting Him as a Convicted Murderer
January 18, 2024
Job Seeker Sues ADP’s Background Screening Arm for Falsely Reporting Him as a Convicted Murderer

A Washington, D.C.-area job seeker has filed a lawsuit against ADP’s background screening arm, alleging a violation of the Fair

Federal Judge Dismisses Felony Charge Against Postal Worker for Bringing Gun to Work, Citing Second Amendment Rights
January 18, 2024
Federal Judge Dismisses Felony Charge Against Postal Worker for Bringing Gun to Work, Citing Second Amendment Rights

In a significant ruling, a federal judge dismissed a felony charge against a postal worker who brought a gun to

Beyond Yoga Settles for $1.1 Million in Back Wages: Unveiling the Impact of ‘Hot Goods’ Provisions
January 17, 2024
Beyond Yoga Settles for $1.1 Million in Back Wages: Unveiling the Impact of ‘Hot Goods’ Provisions

Beyond Yoga, a prominent clothing brand, recently made headlines by paying over $1.1 million to cover back wages and damages

Social Worker Wins Landmark Victory for Freedom of Thought and Expression in Gender Critical Beliefs Case
January 11, 2024
Social Worker Wins Landmark Victory for Freedom of Thought and Expression in Gender Critical Beliefs Case

A social worker who shared gender-critical beliefs online has emerged victorious in her claim against both her employer and a

Beyond Yoga Contractors Ordered to Pay $1.1 Million in Back Wages and Damages for Violating Overtime Laws
January 11, 2024
Beyond Yoga Contractors Ordered to Pay $1.1 Million in Back Wages and Damages for Violating Overtime Laws

The U.S. Department of Labor recently made a significant announcement regarding Beyond Yoga contractors. These contractors have been ordered to

U.S. Department of Labor Announces Final Rule on Classification of Independent Contractors
January 11, 2024
U.S. Department of Labor Announces Final Rule on Classification of Independent Contractors

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) recently unveiled its final rule, revising the interpretation of the Fair Labor Standards Act’s

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